• BLA 1st Semester (Sociological Foundation Course)
• BLA 2nd Semester (Sociological Thinkers)
• B.A 3rd Semester (Ecoonomic Sociology)
• B.A 4rth Semester (Sociological Thought II)
• B.A 5th Semester (Urban Sociology)
• M.A 1st Semester (Economy and Society)
• M.A 2nd Semester (Urban Sociology)
• M.A 3rd Semester (Media and Culture)
• M.A 4rth Semester (Sociology of Education)

• Assistant Professor in Cotton University. (2019-till present)
• Assistant Professor (Ad-Hoc) in Maitreyi College, Delhi University. (2017-2019)
• Guest Lecturer in Cotton University. 2016 

• Borborah, Pratisha and Das, Krishna Surya (2022): 'Building Agency: Women Vendors and Gendered Technology in Informal Markets in Assam',  Gender and Development, Vol. 30, No. 3, pp. 517-530.  https://doi.org/10.1080/13552074.2022.2131260   
• Borborah, Pratisha and Das, Jyoti (2021): 'Bringing the World Inside Home: Media, Advertisements and Changing Forms of Consumerism' in Sociological Reflections on the Covid 19 Pandemic in India (Edited Volume), Published by Springer Nature, Sinngapore. 
• Baruah, Cihnnita and Borborah, Pratisha (2021): 'A Re-Imagined Community: Pandemic, Media and State', India Review, Vol. 20, No. 2, pp. 176-193. https://doi.org/10.1080/14736489.2021.1895562 
• Borborah, Pratisha (2020): Community, Trust and Belonging: Reflections from a Periodic Market in Assam, Journal of North East India Studies, Vol. 10, No. 2, pp. 50-66. 

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1. Borborah, Pratisha and Das, Jyoti (2021): "Bringing the World inside Home: Media, Advertisements and Changing Forms of Consumerism" in an edited book Sociological Reflections on the Covid-19 Pandemic in India, Springer: Singapore Pte Limited, ISBN- 978-981-16-2319-6

Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) awarded by UGC

1. 1.  Meat is to Male and Vegetables is to Female: Gendered Food in a Weekly Market in Assam, 5th Annual South Asia Conference, Ireland India Institute, Dublin, 26th-29th April 2022.

   2. Bringing the world Home: Social Media and Identity, Webinar organized by Maitreyi College, Delhi University and Cotton University, Assam on “Home and the World in a Pandemic: Redefining the Normal’, 7th May, 2020.

   3. Mobility, Vulnerability and Informality: A Study of Everyday Precariousness in a Periodic Market in Assam: Research Workshop 2018 organised by Interdisciplinary Centre for East Asian Studies, Goethe University of Frankfurt and University of Bielefeld, Germany

   4. From Village to Cities: Understanding Livelihood in Periodic Markets in Guwahati, Assam: Graduate Conference 2017 organised by South Asia Institute, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London.

   5. From Utility to Ethnic: Indian Handicrafts in a Post-Modern Consumer Society: National Level Graduate Research Meet 2015 organised by the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati, Assam.

   6. Development of Village Economies: The role of Handicraft industry in XL (40^th) All India Sociological Conference of the Indian Sociological Society organised by Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith, sponsored by UGC & ICSSR, New Delhi